12-01-2022, 04:54 PM
Topic moved to Startup and Shutdown section.
Using an SSD (if not already) reduces the time required for disk access.
Checking what these commands show might be a starting point to see how the boot up time is spent.
(run this just after a boot)
If unnecessary services are being started at boot, disabling them may help.
Setting static addressing if possible removes the DHCP time
Using an SSD (if not already) reduces the time required for disk access.
Checking what these commands show might be a starting point to see how the boot up time is spent.
Code:
systemd-analyze
Code:
systemd-analyze blame
Code:
systemd-analyze critical-chain
Code:
journalctl -b -0
If unnecessary services are being started at boot, disabling them may help.
Setting static addressing if possible removes the DHCP time
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